Finding a good Mazda RX3 isn’t easy. But Lachlan Cook has one in this new installment from CarTorque, and to coin an Australian phrase, it’s a beaut.
1970s Mazda RX3’s haven’t always lasted well. As Aussie Lachlan Cook explains, they have a tendency to be thrashed on a track or into a tree. But Lachlan, who runs Prep’d Motorsport in New South Wales, Australia, managed to track down a decent example online and he’s fitted all sorts of fuel-slurping, go-faster bits.
This Mazda RX3 is driven regularly, and has been kept largely standard in terms of looks – when you have a car with a rotary engine, devoid of pistons, you could argue that its unusual enough.
Oh, and just LISTEN to it.
Source: Car Torque
